Here’s what I’ve realized…Some of you are 🧠 naturally awesome at media buying and getting leads. Others are 🗣️ amazing at sales and closing deals. But very few are great at both. 🤔 So I had an idea… 💡 I’m building a Rolodex 📇 of lead buyers and sellers in every market. Why? Because I’ve seen firsthand how powerful it is when one person supplies the leads and another handles the sales. Everyone wins. 🏆 If you want to make a quick 💸 $1k–$2k (or more), here’s all you need to do: 1️⃣ Find a lead supplier who’s ALREADY generating leads in a vertical. 2️⃣ Find some buyers (I’ll show you how). Mark up the lead price by $10. 3️⃣ Have a few sales conversations and get a commitment. 🤝 4️⃣ Send an invoice and get paid. 🧾 5️⃣ Order leads from your supplier. 6️⃣ Send them to a Google Sheet. 📊 7️⃣ Zap them to your client however they want them. ⚡ I personally know a guy making $20k/month doing this in Australia. 🇦🇺 It’s called “lead brokering” — and it’s the ultimate shortcut to building your own PPL agency. 🚀 If your buyers are happy, you can always start running your own traffic later. Want in? 👇👇👇 - Comment ‘rolodex’ if you’re interested in a training or webinar on this. - If you’re already a lead generator, comment as well below if you’re happy to be listed on this marketplace (Google Sheet). 📝 - Let’s connect the dots and help each other win! 🌟

I’m generating credit-repair leads and I’m currently struggling mainly with reachability and credit worthiness. The bigger issue: I’m not getting structured feedback (KPIs) from buyers. so I don’t have clear numbers for contact rate, qualified rate or the top disqualification reasons. 1. How do you collect reliable feedback from buyers (without chasing them)? 2. What minimum KPIs do you track (e.g., speed-to-lead, contact rate, qualified %, reason codes) and how do you use them to improve lead quality? 3. What does your feedback loop look like operationally/technically (status updates, postbacks/API, portal, CSV)? 4. What are your complaint/refund rules (duplicates, fake data, not reachable, not qualified) and how do you prevent abuse? It's a more complex question but I would really appreciate help on this toppic. Thanks!

Quick product update on what we’ve just released in LeadFarm, plus a sneak peek at what we’re building next. ✅ Just Released 🌱 Any Quiz / Form Integration (Big One) You can now send leads into LeadFarm from your Heyflow, Leadshook, LeadProsper quiz or form, not just native LeadFarm quizzes. What’s new: - Automatic field detection (we try to figure out which field is what) - If a form uses weird or non-standard field names, LeadFarm will ask you to map the fields once - After that, everything flows normally — scoring, routing, source tracking, etc. - Why this matters: You can plug LeadFarm into existing funnels without rebuilding anything, and still keep clean lead data. This removes a massive setup headache. 🌾 Pre-Built Quiz Templates for Top Verticals We’ve added ready-to-use quiz templates for popular PPL verticals. Mortgage, Roofing, Auto Insurance, MVA, etc. These include: - Proven question structures - Built-in qualification logic - Faster launches when testing new verticals Less setup. Faster results. 🔜 Coming Soon (Actively Working On) 🚜 Buyer-Facing Portal We’re building out the buyer side of LeadFarm. Buyers will be able to: - Request lead orders - View delivered leads - Manage everything in one place This should massively improve buyer experience and reduce admin on your side. 💳 Stripe Payments (Exploring) We’re also looking at connecting Stripe so buyers can: - Pay directly inside LeadFarm - Reduce invoicing back-and-forth - Speed up lead fulfilment 📄 Buyer Contracts & Agreements (Early Exploration) We’re exploring whether contracts and agreements can live inside LeadFarm. If this lands, it could: - Level up trust - Reduce disputes - Make the platform feel more “marketplace-grade” Still early, but I think this could be a big unlock. 🌱 Why We’re Building This Everything we’re shipping is aimed at one goal: Making it easier for agencies to deliver better leads — and easier for buyers to trust and scale with you.

Haven’t posted a win in a while, but as you might know January is always the cheapest CPA month of the year…. Yesterday we cracked our first $5,107 profit day in months.. A nice change up from December where we averaged $998/day in profit. Yes the PPL game has its ups and downs… I know I sound disappointed with numbers like this when most of you would be ecstatic … I believe they call it…. hedonic adaptation? We always want to climb a higher mountain, but I digress. Point is things can look dark before the dawn. We were struggling last month, so we pulled some levers.. New landing form, new ad hooks…new bid cap campaigns. They all seemed to help.. plus January being well..January.. We are seeing big numbers again. So the moral of the story is don’t quit when things are not great. Dig in and get to work. Fair chance you know exactly what to do…there’s only a handful of levers in this game. Ads, landers, forms, tracking….that’s it. You just gotta do the thing. To your success. - Billy

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